Part-Time Work While Studying

International students are allowed to work even outside the campus in Australia while pursuing their MBA degree. Students can work upto 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during vaccations.

Please note that MBA is a very intensive program and you would have lot of assignments and projects to do at any time. It is not easy to take out time to do any extra work during the semester.

Contrary to popular belief, students are able to obtain part-time employment quite easily in bigger cities like Melbourne and Sydney. Students are entitled to work full time during the holidays. There is no permission required for most international students to take part-time and vacation work. Students can take up placements or internship placements, which are part of many MBA programs.

Usually, most jobs are minimum wage jobs like work in fast food joints and department stores. The higher paid jobs involve working in call centres. You should also explore opportunities available in your university.

Approximate part-time earnings: A $ 6 per hour.

You should not plan on earning substantial money from a part-time job to help pay for your studies.

It is important to find a good internship opportunity during your program. Not only do you get paid well if you work with a good organisation but also, it increases your employability on completion of the MBA program.

For further details about internships and part-time work opportunities, contact the foreign student adviser at the university, after you are enrolled.

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